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Addiction is a difficult disease.  It affects many people and the family members who love them.  There’s not an easy answer to recovery.  For most people, it’s a journey of therapy, group meetings, structured support and a walk with God.  Central to the 12 steps is the idea that the addict most turn their life over to God.  Recovery does not just happen; it takes a surrender to God and acknowledgement that one is trusting in Him to carry the load.

Recovery is also experienced through group work.  The following are some group resources that you can contact that can help folks struggling with addictions.

Celebrate Recovery:  www.celebraterecovery.com

AA-Alcoholics Anonymous:

      Austin:  512-444-0071

      Dallas:  214-887-6699

      Houston:  713-686-6300

NA-Narcotics Anonymous:  800-747-8972

Gamblers Anonymous:  888-424-3577

Sex/Love Addicts Anonymous:  800-477-8191

We are excited to announce that the Christian Life Commission Substance Abuse Ministry is now producing podcasts

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